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They look well made and are 304 stainless steel. The question is how well they fit and there's only one way to find out.
Don't expect more than a 5hp gain. Shorties tend to add more torque at lower rpm and improve the sound compared to the stock manifolds.
Don't expect more than a 5hp gain. Shorties tend to add more torque at lower rpm and improve the sound compared to the stock manifolds.
True but the 4.0 exhaust manifolds look a lot better than the factory ones on my 2011 3.7
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Yeah, the 3.7 exhaust manifolds look very similar to those on the 4.6 3V. Their streamlined design is a lot better than the older log type manifolds but they're still restrictive in terms of flow. Mid-length shorty headers (e.g. JBA, BBK) offer some benefit on these engines with torque gains mainly at low/medium rpm, and can be worthwhile in states where long tube headers are illegal.
Last edited by Dino Dino Bambino; Mar 6, 2020 at 03:58 AM.
To the OP, you will probably pick up some much needed low end HP and Torque, the 3.7 does a better job with Shorties but the 4.0 still makes gains
I have Short Tube BBK's on my 3.7 and there was substantial gains in the lower to mid RPM and truthfully wish they had Short tubes for the F150 6.2. Dino, what state are Long tubes legal in since the law being broken is Federal on moving your Cat from their OEM location. There are just states where you can get away with long tubes.
Yeah, the 3.7 exhaust manifolds look very similar to those on the 4.6 3V. Their streamlined design is a lot better than the older log type manifolds but they're still restrictive in terms of flow. Mid-length shorty headers (e.g. JBA, BBK) offer some benefit on these engines with torque gains mainly at low/medium rpm, and can be worthwhile in states where long tube headers are illegal.





